Japanese hologram gives large-scale concerts

I think no one would be happy if he found out that at the concert of his beloved artist, with the announcement “live music”, this most beloved artist would in fact open his mouth (well, he would close it too) to a phonogram. This, unfortunately, happens all the time. But what would you say if instead of a real person on stage, you danced and “sang” an image of your favorite artist, that is, a hologram? There is already someone who knows how the public would react. So far, no one is showing real artists in the form of three-dimensional images, but the anime characters have already turned to the stage with might and main.

A concert was given back in April, the main star of which was Hatsune Miku - an anime singer in the form of a hologram with the same synthesized voice (using the Vocaloid Synthesizing Technology program from Yamaha). Yes, voice technology uses some "center" elements of the spectrum of the voice of a real person, synthesizing on the basis of this word and whole phrases.
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What can be seen on the video below is a three-dimensional image, a voice synchronously moving to the beat, synthesized by Vocaloid Synthesizing Technology. This hologram was called Hattsune Miku. This "singer" is an invention of the company Crypton Future Media, which recently began to give "live concerts" with the participation of this hologram. As you can see, the audience behave in the same way as at a concert of a real star - everyone really, really likes it.



It should be noted that some pop singer named Miley Cyrus, to be honest, I do not know who it is, has signed a contract with Crypton Future Media. The subject matter of the contract is simple - during the 40 speeches of this singer, which will be given in 40 cities around the world, the company Crypton Future Media will show Cyrus holograms, which will be singing in her voice. Only at one of the concerts the performer will appear live, and the time and place of appearance will be kept secret. Honestly, I can’t imagine who will go to such “fake” concerts, and it’s not clear who. Although, most likely, for the sake of interest, people will go.

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Via CNET